Also ... *snigger, chuckle, great big belly laugh* 
Sorry, but for a second there I had a Freudian slip moment when I read that first quote. Instead of "lingering fear", for a second I thought it said "lingerie fear".
Care and Feeding of The Weary Writer
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Rath Darkblade
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Re: Care and Feeding of The Weary Writer
Good words for tired writers. Also ... *snigger, chuckle, great big belly laugh*
Sorry, but for a second there I had a Freudian slip moment when I read that first quote. Instead of "lingering fear", for a second I thought it said "lingerie fear".
Also ... *snigger, chuckle, great big belly laugh* Sorry, but for a second there I had a Freudian slip moment when I read that first quote. Instead of "lingering fear", for a second I thought it said "lingerie fear".
There is nothing wrong with nepotism, so long as you keep it all in the family. (Winston Churchill)
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Rath Darkblade
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Re: Care and Feeding of The Weary Writer
Not necessarily. Weary eyes get bleary, and then weary minds think "Surely that couldn't have said that..."
There is nothing wrong with nepotism, so long as you keep it all in the family. (Winston Churchill)
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